Sentence examples for painful news from inspiring English sources

But we can share painful news in less painful ways".

Painful news for Brian Shaw as the Denver Nuggets fired their head coach yesterday.

"It was the most painful news I ever received," Byers said about Theodore's death.

Finally, on the war: For most Americans, the whole debate about the war is old if painful news — but not for those obsessed with refurbishing the Bush image.

The Yankees received more painful news in Alex Rodriguez's trip back to the disabled list with a quadriceps strain, the latest sign that his body may have totally given out on him, Jon Paul Morosi writes on Foxsports.com.com

Re "A Boy's Death Shocks the British and Touches Off Soul-Searching" (news article, Dec. 5): The painful news about the murder of a 10-year-old Nigerian boy in London shocks the world, not just the British.

To take the obvious, painful example: news organizations, very much including this one, have spent years trying to turn large online readership into an adequately paying proposition, with limited success.

No, Wall Street is recreating a fantasy bubble that shuts out the continued torrent of real and painful economic news from communities all across America.

She knows people who have bought fake passports and come illegally on boats, and she finds it painful to watch news reports about people stuck on the sea.

Go Set a Watchman returns at number eight – though returning in the most painful sense, with news that American bookshop Brilliant Books judged Lee's bestselling novel not … er … brilliant enough and was offering disappointed customers a refund.

Almost as painful as the news about her daughter, Mrs. Hager said, was the sense that most Americans remain unaware of the brutality of the raid, which Italian officials originally justified by saying that protesters at the school -- made available to nonviolent demonstrators -- had been harboring members of the violent Black Bloc anarchists.